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Borg McEnroe review – true Wimbledon tale starring Shia LaBeouf serves an ace

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Win Arrow season five on Blu-ray™

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The Graduation review – Pop Idol meets arthouse at France’s elite film school

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Belle de Jour – Catherine Deneuve still shines in a confounding cult classic

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Steven Soderbergh: “Artists don’t need lots of money, they just need freedom”

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Win Mindhorn, Free Fire, Under The Skin and others on Blu-ray

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God’s Own Country review – much more than just a British Brokeback Mountain

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Kathryn Bigelow’s Detroit review – vivid but blunt look at 1967 race riots

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A Ghost Story – Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara haunt in a top film of 2017

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Morrissey biopic England Is Mine – a quiet portrait of a star’s growing pains

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Judd Apatow on why The Big Sick is serious comedy

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47 Metres Down – underwater shark drama with lots of bite but not much depth

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Dirk Bogarde’s Victim helped to bring homosexuality out of the shadows

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David Lynch: The Art of Life – review

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Win Jimmy McGovern’s drama Broken on DVD

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Film Review: The Midwife – pedestrian drama saved by French cinema legend

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Review: Okja – large-canvas ambition best appreciated on the big screen

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Film: The Graduate at 50 – Mrs Robinson still shines

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Film review: Whitney – in search of the vulnerable star behind the huge voice

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Film Review: Wilson – diverting if forgettable US indie comedy-drama

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